II The Viewpoint of the General Practitioner of Dentistry

Noyes, F.B. 1930 A textbook of dental histology and embryology, 4th ed., p. 157; Lea and Febiger, Philadelphia.

Coolidge, E.D. 1930 Root resection as a cure for chronic periapical infection. Journal of the American Dental Association, xvii, pp. 239-249.

Thoma, K.H. 1929 A comparison of clinical, roentgen, and microscopical findings in fifteen cases of infected vital pulps . Journal of Dental Research, ix, pp. 447-487.

- 1928 An important focus of systemic disease . Ibid., viii, pp. 529-550.

Rickert, U.G. 1927 The clinical significance of the infected degenerating pulps. Journal of the American Dental Association, xiv, pp. 1895-1900.

Dewey, K.W. 1918 Lymphatics of the dental region. Journal of the American Medical Association, lxxi, pp. 1179-1184.

Haden, R.L. 1928 Dental infection and systemic diseases, p. 33; Lea and Febiger , Philadelphia.

Irons, E.E. 1916 Dental infections and systemic disease. Journal of the American Medical Association , lxvii, p. 851.

Hartzell, T.B. 1929 Interesting cases of advanced periodontoclasia before and after treatment. Journal of the American Dental Association, xvi, pp. 1307-1308.

Hanke, M.T. 1929 The relation of diet to caries, and other dental disorders . Journal of the American Dental Association, xvi, p. 2263; also a recent unpublished paper.

Ring, G.O. 1930 Focal infection from the ophthalmologist's standpoint. Dental Cosmos, lxxii, pp. 280-283.

Osgood, R.B. 1926 Orthopedic aspects of chronic arthritis. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, viii, pp. 1-41.

Noyes . F.B. AND Ladd, R.L. 1929 The lymphatics of the dental region. Dental Cosmos, lxxi, pp. 1041-1047.

Applebaum, Edmund 1929 Lymph channels in dentine and enamel stained by amalgam. Journal of Dental Research , ix, pp. 487-502.

Fish, E.W. 1927 The circulation of lymph in dentin and enamel. Journal of the American Dental Association , xiv, pp. 804-817.